Sentence examples for a distressing view from inspiring English sources

The apps also depict a distressing view of our collective intolerance to witnessing the many indignities caused by our inability to help those in need.

In many ways these texts provide a more distressing view of the situation in Iraq and Afghanistan than any photograph.

This comparison raises a distressing thought.

For some, this is a distressing thought.

The present study investigated the immediate and longer-term emotional and mnemonic consequences of asking healthy participants to follow suppression versus acceptance emotion regulation instructions while viewing a distressing video, relative to a no instruction control condition.

Eighty nine healthy participants viewed a distressing video of the aftermath of road traffic accidents under either suppression (of both felt and expressed affect), acceptance, or no-regulation control instructions and the immediate and longer-term consequences on emotion, mood, and memory were examined.

Craig Zobel's Compliance (2012, Soda) is a divisive drama that makes for profoundly distressing viewing, and not entirely for the reasons Zobel intended.

Footage of a squirrel trying to extricate itself from a yoghurt pot is mildly entertaining (albeit also faintly distressing) viewing but the news anchors who introduce it explain the clip's popularity.

Rose's pleas were extremely distressing viewing – Spector's defiant "Why are you watching this?" a question apparently aimed as much at the TV audience as Gibson.

This ruling was derived in part from earlier case law, which asserts the fundamental importance in a democracy of citizens being able to express their views – even offensive or distressing views – about their government, at national or local level.

These videos make distressing viewing.